Blender for Complete Beginners Course

Model the head in Blender by starting with a cube, editing faces, adding ears with cylinders, using loop cuts and bevels, and applying a mirror modifier.

Model a humanoid body in Blender by building the torso, neck, arms, and legs from cylinders and spheres, using extrude, insert, scale, and mirror to refine.

Organize your Blender sculpting workflow by renaming and duplicating to high and low poly versions, then prepare geometry with subdivision surfaces, bevel weights, and a mirror setup for clean sculpting.

Learn to sculpt in Blender using multi resolution and mirror tools, a variety of brushes, masking and remesh workflows, plus tips for efficient topology and tablet use.

Learn masking and alpha textures in Blender, apply textures, use area or view plane and front faces only, invert and inflate masks, and create panel cuts with bevels in sculpting.

Explore sculpting a character's body and arms in Blender, using symmetry across X and Y, stabilizing strokes, beveling, clay strips, and bolts to create realistic edges and imperfections.

In Blender hands-on sculpting session, the instructor demonstrates shaping the hand and forearm using mask tools, orthographic view, symmetry, and various brushes to add bolts and refine edges.

sculpt the legs in Blender using modifiers, masks, bevels, and subdivision, separate the pieces by loose parts, and add thickness to the feet before moving to low-poly model for adjustments.

Learn read topology by turning a sculpt into a low-poly mesh that aligns with the high-poly form using shrink wrap, snapping, and mirroring for future baking.

Apply head retopology in Blender by shaping the neck, refining edge loops around the eyes and ears, beveling corners, and using a mirror modifier to ensure clean, connected topology.

Learn body and arm retopology in Blender by linking the neck to a cylinder, building clean topology with loops, vertices, and quad faces, for low and high poly work.

Finish retopo by shaping fingers, beveling corners, refining scale, and building a clean low-poly mesh, then prepare for unwrapping using snapping, merging, and the mirror modifier.

Learn to prepare a Blender model for texturing by joining parts, identifying and fixing issues, marking seams, and unwrapping the mesh into a usable UV layout.

learn to bake detail from high-poly to low-poly in Blender, including preparing meshes, separating pieces, adjusting cage and extrusion, and creating accurate normal maps in Cycles.

Learn to bake textures in Blender by separating high-poly and low-poly robot parts, applying materials, and ensuring clean textures.

Master masking and painting in blender by using the pink masking tool to isolate areas and apply color, while using symmetry to paint both sides consistently.

Learn to add detailed painting and edge detail to a robot model in Blender, including color fills, highlights, and layered texture maps.

Learn to add edge highlights in Blender by painting masked edits, refining edges, and layering blue and yellow details on fingers, feet, and the torso.

Finish texture painting by layering blue and yellow tones on the torso and neck, adding edge detail and controlled scratches with symmetry, then prepare for rigging.

Build an armature for your character, add and align bones, use symmetry to mirror left and right limbs, then bind the mesh with automatic weights and refine in pose mode.

Master weight painting to rig a character by painting bone influences on vertices in weight paint mode, using gradient tools and zeroing unwanted influences for precise deformations.

Learn how to implement inverse kinematics in Blender by adding ik handles for the leg, configuring chain length, pole targets, and constraints for natural bending.

Learn how to block out a basic jump in Blender for beginners using the animation tab, dope sheet, and keyframes to create poses and motion, then adjust frame rate.

Polish the jump cycle by refining the head, arms, and hands with exaggerated motions, adjusting keyframes for a believable landing, and improving finger bends for natural movement.

In Blender for complete beginners course, speed up a jump animation by moving keyframes left, then build a walk cycle with posing and frame-by-frame tweaks.

Polish the walk cycle by refining leg poses, knee and heel impact, and foot transitions with careful in-between frames, while sharpening arm swing and head bob with keyframes and symmetry.

Polish a walk cycle in Blender by adjusting keyframes to fix leg snapping, exaggerating hip and body movement, and refining leg and arm poses before rendering the animation.

Set up a final render in Blender by adding a plane and lights, configuring the camera, choosing Eevee or cycles, and rendering a 250-frame animation with appropriate output settings.